SummerFest Gaithersburg

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  Gaithersburg Book Festival

  The City of Gaithersburg held its annual Gaithersburg Book Festival on Saturday, May 21, which is in close proximity to our Germantown location. Approximately 5,000 people, spanning all ages, came out to support the festival. Since its inception in 2010, the Gaithersburg Book Festival has quickly become one of the nation’s top literary events, attracting award-winning and best-selling authors, poets, and songwriters from across the country. The mission of the festival is to foster an interest in reading, writing and literary conversation. Patient First has been a proud sponsor of the Gaithersburg Book Festival event for over 5 years, and our staff had great engagement and interactions with attendees.
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  SummerFest

  This past Saturday, Bohrer Park in Gaithersburg came alive with the vibrant spirit of SummerFest, a long standing tradition where the Gaithersburg community gathers to celebrate American Independence with friends and family. The free event ran form 6pm to 11pm, featuring live music, food trucks and kids activities, all culminating in a spectacular fireworks display and a night glow after party. The weather was perfect for the festivities, with a beautiful sunny day and temperatures around 90F. It was wonderful to meet so many new faces, including residents from Germantown and Aspen Hill. We also the pleasure of reconnecting with previous patients from our Rockville and Germantown locations, who had nothing but praise for our front office staff.  Our booth was a hit, especially our chip clips and hand sanitizers, which were among the most requested items. SummerFest is one of the largest and most enjoyable events in Gaithersburg, and we always look forward to being a part of it. We can't wait to return next year for more fun and community engagement.
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  Gaithersburg Book Festival

  A beautiful, warm day in Gaithersburg's Bohrer Park provided the perfect backdrop for thousands attending this year's Gaithersburg Book Festival! . A celebration of books, writers, and literary excellence, Patient First was a proud sponsor of this year's festival! As a sponsor of many of the local sports in the area, we saw a lot of kids wearing their shirts with our name on it. We also received a lot of "Thank You's" from parents for sponsoring those sports. Everyone who came by our table had nothing but great things to say about their experience at the Patient First centers in Aspen Hill, Rockville and Germantown.
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  Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber Business Expo

  Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber Business Expo Events are back! On Monday, April 11th, over 40 local businesses in the Gaithersburg-Germantown area came together for the Expo Connect; a business expo where businesses and individuals from the community can view the full spectrum of Chamber member businesses. The event offered the community an opportunity to network with local businesses, engage with exhibitors, and discover resources for business growth. Two nurses from the local Germantown Patient First center were present. Patient First was excited to attend and looks forward to attending again next year!
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  19th Festival Salvadoreñisimo

  On Sunday, September 8, we had the privilege of sponsoring for the first time, the 19th Festival Salvadoreñisimo at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds in Gaithersburg. The fairgrounds are conveniently located just seven miles from our Rockville center and four miles from our Germantown center.  The doors opened at 11 AM, but eager attendees were already lining up by 9 AM. Over 30,000 people came together to celebrate not only El Salvador, but all of Central America. The weather was perfect, adding to the vibrant atmosphere as people gathered to honor Central American independence.  The festival featured more than 25 food booths, along with various community outreach organizations. We were proud to be the only urgent care provider present among a mix of orthodontists, dental offices, and chiropractors. Throughout the day, we met people from not just Maryland but also Delaware, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Richmond. Many stopped by our table to learn about Patient First, as the majority were unfamiliar with our services. It was gratifying to hear from those who had visited our centers and expressed their gratitude for the care they ...